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January/February 2014 * $6 http://www.pandamagazine.com © 2013. P&A Magazine. All rights reserved. P&A is published on-line 6 times per year. Single issues are $6. In This Issue Drawing Conclusions From the Editor Issue 47 Winners Congratulations to our first 10 correct responses! Puzzle Boat 2 is right around the corner. Tickets go Dan Katz & Jackie Anderson on sale March 15th, and the Boat sets sail on Sunday Team Palindrome (Eric Berlin, Roger Wolff, Ange the 23rd. In addition, there will be several pre-release Strom-Weber, James McTeague, Dan Chall) puzzles the week before the launch. Demonic Stolen Cakes (Allen Petersen, Amy Swartz, Ata Gemini6Ice Gurpinar, Brie Frame, During the course of making this particular issue, I Deborah Kaplan, Denis Moskowitz, Julia Tenney, managed to develop Strep twice and get sick one other Matthew Morse) time. That, combined with the amont of work needed Jeremy Conner & Jeremiahs Johnson for Puzzle Boat 2, has led to a shorter warm-up section. Just for the Halibut (Avram Gottschlich, Kyle Keen, I apologize for the brevity of the issue (including the and Nathan Curtis) lack of completists). Mark Halpin Charles Steinhardt Once you know the answer to this issue’s metapuzzle, Team Phlogizote (Ben Smith, Kevin Wald, Joe let me know at [email protected]. The first Cabrera, Katie Hamill, Phillip Steindel) 5 solo solvers and first 5 team solvers will be listed as Rich Bragg winners in the next. Michael Sylvia

Cheers! Foggy “Deathly Ill” Brume

In Issue 48 Pieces of Bamboo • 3-6

I May Not Know Art.... • 7-21

Answers to Pieces of Bamboo • 22-24

Answers to Issue 47 •25

Editor/Constructor Test-Solver Friends of the Magazine Foggy Brume Lance Nathan Gordon Dow Mark Halpin Bruce Kaskel Joe Cabrera

Three-Way Trivia The movies below are primarily about the making of another movie. Can you name the real or fictional movie being made in each of these films? Straightforward Plots Surprise Twists Mulholland Drive 1. Hearts of Darkness 1. My Week With Marilyn 1. Popatopolis 2. Hitchcock 2. Rated X 2. Lost in La Mancha 3. Saving Mr. Banks 3. RKO 281 3. State and Main 4. Lovelace 4. Bowfinger 4. The Player 5. Shadow of the Vampire 5. Scream 3 5. Matinee Acknowledgements to Ken Jennings for this quiz format

Quote Square A proverb is hidden in the grid below. In each row and column, cross off the nine-letter answers to each clue. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Block of words I A F D A E E A Q C A T G 1 Duplicate (2 wds) P P X P W S E R S P Z Z I P Element 32 B E E D R A I Q S A H A D E 2 Enigmatic container (2 wds) U E P U E N Z U Z L E M E Give a boost to N R T F O R K I I E R S R Impressed by something showy 3 Q Z U I I X R U O R U X T V It levels the playing field A I C B E E A R C A A C H K Like many charitable organizations (2 wds) 4 Most unusual Z M O Z K S W H J Y E S M Pesky photographers K I U C D I L E K A O R A 5 Place side by side L O X L Z K S W T C G X M T Raining slightly E J C A K E B I F F R E E N 6 She might grow up to be a cougar? (2 wds) P L U L I T N I O X E W S Slope warmer (2 wds) A K O E J N A C I A E E I 7 Song players B S R I I T O Z T K R M T W Top Chef challenge A J P D N E A D F O O P E O Type of fish including pompanos 8 O R U X E T E P R P R S U Went back and forth U I R G I N A E G G E E D 9 X Z Y G V Z R R T H U T M S

The Sixty-Second Test: Let’s Go! Each clue leads to a word or phrase ending with GO. Can you get all 10 in sixty seconds? 1. Part of the psyche (3) 6. Bright pink bird (8) 2. Company symbol (4) 7. Popular RV (9) 3. Freight (5) 8. Author of Les Miserables (6 4) 4. Color of the rainbow (6) 9. Large group of small islands (11) 5. Dizzying sensation (7) 10. Capital of the Dominican Republic (5 7)

Our word garden conceals 11 words in a mystery category. Find words by selecting a starting square and then mov- ing the given direction and distance to get the next letter (e.g., 2L means move 2 squares to the left). Words never travel off the grid. Some additional letters will be leftover. These will form a clue to help identify the mystery category.

H E C N C I I A G C

E E I E T U L B M Z

R C T I G R D M O E

N P N D T N L C N D

I T A T N S I O G L

C R A P R H P E S N

S E R D R O S E H R

C L A A A E Y G N T

P T I I E O L M E O

E R V E L N S O E E

?? 1R 3D 2R 7U 2L 3D ?? 2L 2D 2R 2R 2U 7D 5R ?? 2L 3U 3L 4D 4R 3U 1R 2U ?? 5R 2D 1D 1D 2R 3D ?? 2U 1R 2D 1R 1D 1R ?? 3U 1R 1R 4U 6R 7D 6L 2U ?? 6R 1D 4L 5U 1R 6D 2L ?? 3U 2R 4D 3D 4R 2D 2L ?? 6D 3L 1L 1U 7R 2R 2D ?? 9L 9D 2R 3U 3R 3U ?? 2R 8U 6L 1U 3R 2D 4L 5D 4R

For the dropquote below, solve the clues to determine what letters belong in that column. An * indicates that the letters will go into that column in order.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

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Proverb

1. Thailand, formerly 2. With “way,” historical ballpark 3. One-cent piece, odd letters only 4. Four middle letters of Yankees pitcher Andy* 5. Author Silverstein 6. A 0-0 score, e.g.* 7. Author Ayn, minus the vowel* 8. Spanish word for water, with A’s changed to I’s* 9. Deputized group, minus the vowels 10. Kubrick’s last film 11. Shaper of the world, in Egyptian myth 12. Give a negative review to 13. Plants grow from these, minus the middle letter 14. The scarlet letter* 15. Acerbic, or dessert resembling a pie 16. German exclamation (with or without “tung”) 17. Joseph McCarthy panel, minus the first letter* 18. “I ___ Rhythm” 19. That guy, minus the middle letter* 20. Animal one has around the house 21. Website address, minus the U* 22. Stephen Wright got one to see if he had claustrophobia* 23. Winged goddess of dawn* 24. 60 min.

We’ve taken ten items that have something in common and encrypted them with a simple substitution cipher. Can you decode each list and figure out the connection? In each list, the connections are all boat-related.

The Love Boat The Queen Mary Flying Dutchman

XZNXCI WIYPITOQO PNLGHYAF

TNBPI SASSDQB NCPNLINEMA

BDFJ-TNIBRJ LIG LYZPNLN

TCIIULHM ZFDVO RAQVNING BMLLAUSPNLYN

DNAEE SJ RIBBIVV ENSSYPNLIYLE

AK UBNRHIEE BMOTTOG MPNLEMSYKNS

KACCAO JAZN VGTON WAANO PNLKXHPMZ

BHU EAZC UTAAPG PNLINEM BXYLI

LE B CAHICJ FZHWIN SNAFP (LOOS AQ UFNQDQY) FNPNLN

WAWBC IDCLXEI AK WFI VGSMADP YPNL IFM IMZZYWSM

The Jolly Roger The Good Ship Lollipop Argo

TBNUFFB GVA M’SS XFSS KCEOZV GEZZLZ

RYBTCFB RWBXWMG LWGCWQN SCEM KQFJE

AUECM BVVQ SMXXSF QMRT IMQS UJPPJVK QZO WJLMLEZ

NOSOB HMKBSFD OZPIQYLIJCV CG ISZ CVZ

YFBIOYFU NVCGI BFVBSF QJVK

EBVJOSFU LCDX WQVCGH XTF RVQGFQ WQFJVP, SZFQI FVO LCYQFKZ

YUMIOYBF IUMNUSMB WSM EWEW IVFD XV XVAG PIFIYZ CG ISZ UFEIZPZ

YHYYLZ TVGFNKVVG GFELCV

TGBFBVWU JVQX WBWRTF GCYVIFJV CG MCYIS

DLWHEBNOY SHVU RCQSN XVB TSJIZ LFPIEZ

KJQOEZ CG SJNNCEMIF

FV FYISCQ

Place the listed elements below in the grid using the given vowels as a guide. The completed grid will follow standard Kris-Kross rules.

E E I U O I U E I A O O Y O I E O I U E A U E E I I O I O O O O O A A E E O E I U E I U I I E U E U E I U E O I U I O I U Y E I U U I U O E I U A E A I I U O U A I U O I I A I U O I U I A U A O I I U E E E I U O I E I U E O U A A I U E E I U

ARGON HELIUM NOBELIUM STRONTIUM BISMUTH INDIUM OSMIUM TANTALUM BORON IODINE OXYGEN TECHNETIUM BROMINE IRON PROMETHIUM TIN CALIFORNIUM LEAD RADIUM TITANIUM CHROMIUM LIVERMORIUM RADON URANIUM DUBNIUM LUTETIUM ROENTGENIUM XENON EINSTEINIUM MANGANESE RUTHERFORDIUM YTTERBIUM FLEROVIUM MEITNERIUM SAMARIUM ZINC GADOLINIUM MENDELEVIUM SILICON GOLD NEON SODIUM

Jan/Feb 2014 © 2014 P&A Magazine. http://www.pandamagazine.com Page 7 of 25 I May Not Know Puzzles, But I Know What I Like Your roommate burst in clutching a package. Recently your roommate had become obsessed with painting, and your apartment is littered with canvas after canvas of poorly designed landscapes, awkardly composed depictions of moldy fruit, and anatomically incorrect nudes. “I told my parents about my desire to become the next Picasso!” You wince. “They said when they saw what my talent is capable of, they knew this would be the perfect gift for me! They never support me, so this is really exciting!” As he begins to tear open the package, you see what his parents sent.

What did your roommate’s parents send? Send your answer to [email protected].

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Your Roommate’s Gallery According to your roomie, each of these images display ART. Two paintings have two-word titles.

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Artist James (TMBG Contribute (2 wds) E want you to meet him) L L V I Hans with a counter Cabs or amateurs V S Clinton Deputy Chief of Raised a child T V Staff Harold E E “Be quiet!” (2 wds) I Daughter of Tantalus L E V Scottish pattern V ____-fartsy E T S Detected S Heavy shoes T I It comes after a T Largest single-digit number from 1 to 12 cube S V V Like unfashionable Mitt Romney, e.g. E guests? V E L Portuguese kingdom in Insane person L I the Persian Gulf E S Argentinian lowlands E Theater worker V T S Scott Baio role L Word on a ticket E V Tasting like Allium L Xbox snowboarding cepa game

BASQUIAT = 102 MANET = 51 RUBENS = 58 JOHNS < 83

CEZANNE = 57 MATISSE = 88 TITIAN = 82 MAGRITTE < 110

DALI = 48 MIRO = 57 VERMEER = 38 MUNCH < 53

DELACROIX = 104 MONDRIAN = 105 WARHOL = 47 POLLOCK < 125

DUFY = 49 MONET = 76 BOSCH < 75 RAPHAEL < 35

GOYA = 54 PICASSO = 97 CASSATT < 95 REMBRANDT < 100

KAHLO = 59 RENOIR = 58 ENSOR < 72 TURNER < 60

KLIMT = 78 RODIN = 78 HOPPER < 65 VANEYCK < 68

Sweet Art Pictures so good I just want to eat them.

Smart ____ French for “each” Followers for celebrities Psychic power He came before Johnson Flies south for the winter, e.g. Candy filling She might require a tiara Wine that’s a light red color Landscaping vehicles that turn over soil Place where some baseball games are played Takes away from “We’re not going to ____” (2 wds) It’s what the White Rabbit was always concerned with Vehicle for hire Michael of Burn Notice

1E 2R 3N 4P 5Q 6B 7G 8O 9H 10J 11R 12L 13O 14C 15B 16Q 17D 18C 19P 20E 21N

22H 23L 24G 25N 26P 27M 28K 29Q 30H 31R 32J 33B 34Q 35F 36J 37H 38K 39I

40K 41O 42I 43H 44D 45E 46M 47N 48Q 49M 50I 51P 52R 53O 54E 55F 56Q 57P - - 58J 59Q 60P 61G 62F 63L 64R 65G 66R 67N 68K 69O 70N 71P 72K 73L 74A 75F 76M

77P 78L 79L 80R 81K 82Q 83J 84P 85M 86O 87P 88D 89Q 90J 91N 92R 93L 94E 95F

96L 97G 98I 99Q 100M 101O 102R 103N 104O 105N 106I 107M 108K 109J 110C 111R 112P 113F 114O 115I

116Q 117R 118M 119Q 120M 121R 122J 123D 124H 125A 126Q 127L 128P 129P 130K 131G 132O 133N

A. Animal in a K. When you might vacation to ______125 O L 74 68 38 40 81 28 R T 130 108 72 B. Scout uniforms might be made of L. Editor-in-Chief for ( 2 wds) ______6 15 A 33 I 12 N 73 23 79 93 63 78 O 96 127 C. Use these to M. A less artistic form of ______18 O R 14 110 107 O 76 27 49 46 118 120 85 H 100 D. , reliable N. in February ( 2 wds) ______T 123 44 88 T 17 25 133 3 70 N 21 105 47 103 D 91 67 E. Olaf is one in O. This is pretty ______1 N 20 54 45 94 N 69 41 132 104 N 101 53 13 86 B 8 114 F. blanket of snow P. One whose job is to ( 2 wds) ______113 R 62 95 35 75 55 E C 19 77 4 87 84 60 G. It’s unlikely this ______128 71 112 I 129 51 26 57 24 7 131 E 97 E 61 65 Q. It might predict ( 2 wds) H. In a manner being made, at times ______29 E 16 5 59 56 119 124 I 22 43 N 37 9 30 ______F 126 48 99 116 82 34 89 I. Item purchased so that a place R. She asks in her show’s theme ( 2 wds) ______42 O 50 98 39 115 106 R ______121 31 80 E 11 J. The act of splitting of a ______52 64 111 2 H 66 102 117 92 32 10 F 90 36 C 58 109 122 83

1. Stop eating up bovine animal and I can start (8) 7. Walk around empty area out of bounds, missing 2. Clancy’s rewritten about one (7) nothing (8) 3. Hard thick area of skin in the ear (7) 8. Ingredient in orange licorice (7) 4. Top of recliner covered by brown blanket, mostly (8) 9. Good kind of roast, yes? (6) 5. Missing one souvenir that’s damaged (7) 10. Unalert, disturbed (7) 6. Only Minnesota (6) 11. A musical group, One Direction (8) 12. Second-rate gambling game (6)

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Element As Cosmotologist Nubs on a four- Slang term for Singer Raitt or Play deaf and Refrain from poster? amphetamine actress Hunt ___ eating 10 11 12 21 18 2 3 Band ___ Goes Rachel and Director and Frugal Elvis Presley Reggae’s Bob Addie Harris’s to Hollywood Ross sitcom actor Ramis managers nickname nickname 19 13 1 8 4 9 7 Agony, hurt Android-like Erle ___ Say, as a matter Sierra, ___, It’s smaller than Monotonous machine Gardner of fact Uniform a city card game 20 17 6 16 15 5 14

1944 1956 1956 1967 1971 1971 1984 7 & 7 3 & 5 7 & 1 6 & 5 6 & 5 8 & 11 5 & 5 × − + ÷ × − + 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1997 5 & 4 7 & 4 7 & 6 8 & 5 5 & 4 4 & 6 13 & 8 ÷ × − + ÷ × − 1999 2000 2001 2008 2009 2012 2013 7 & 6 5 & 4 4 & 7 6 & 2 4 & 7 5 & 5 4 & 4 + ÷ × + + ÷ ×

Hank McCoy Quidditch Johnny who Pac-man’s Qatar or Sudan More idiotic Candid; honest alter ego equipment walks the line? orange ghost 7 9 3 9 1 7 17 Irate Laundry Roman numeral Part of the eye Patient outfit Jeopardy! Philes detergent brand and vowel winner Pahk 5 1 1 2 4 21 7 Sewer pipe Bea Arthur Bea Arthur Pine Tree State Antique Kind of sign or Married women sitcom sitcom abbr. material? pipe 2 1 1 14 2 6 10

A♥ 10♠ 7♦ A♦ 4♠ It’s a pla*cret meeting might start and end.

4♣ 6♣ 2♣ 5♦ 8♥ Enjoy a hot buttered s*ou purchased on the island.

8♦ 10♦ 5♠ 3♦ 6♥ Something’s coming in under the ra*at’s clearly an evil force.

A♣ 6♦ 8♠ J♦ 2♦ “Say old pal, old c* really appreciate it if you were to warm up a little.”

K♥ 4♥ 9♦ J♠ 2♠ Looking for a souven*opped around and bought a Celtic T-shirt.

J♣ A♠ 9♥ 9♣ 7♠ While visiting the country, we saw a nin*ic and throw shooting stars everywhere.

Q♥ 2♥ 3♣ Q♠ 5♣ I fee*med without my laser pistol from the moon.

3♠ 5♥ Q♦ J♥ 4♦ I’m not sure if it’s Ethio*r Somalian, but this musical instrument is neat.

9♠ Q♣ 3♥ 10♥ 8♣ A pri*ft by the window refracted a beam of light.

7♣ K♠ K♣ K♦ 7♥ 10♣ 6♠ Fro*ron are two of my favorite poets that I like to have available.

Editorial viewpoint or tilt (5) +? Flora

Like our anthem’s banner (hyph.) Wine sediment, or societal garbage (5)

Like something without a need for support Fake-out movement (5)

Something done on bended knee

Donal of Grounded for Life (5)

Not sorry

Single spot on a line (5) One prone to thievery

Humped animal (5) Locations for retail shops

You’ll be charged for it, with labor (5) +? A meal

D E S P O T I C S K E E T S H O O T T E A C U P O Z G L O M M E D O R R I E G I N B R A C I N G S A I L R S C O E X I N Y O R T E Z O R A B L L W I N D S T I F L E D O W N G A T E N A P L E S H M A A Y U G N O L A N G N O O W Y S U M A C H F O X E R Y B O I N K S G R O U C E N E I D E R I S F L O P L I N X I T S O K E R Z E X P L I S C O V A R Q U O D E R N

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Art historians recently discovered five still lifes by famous artists. The paintings feature 20 different fruits: apple, apricot, banana, blackberry, blueberry, currants, fig, green grapes, kiwi, lemon, lime, melon, olive, orange, peach, pear, plum, quince, strawberry, and tangerine. 1. Each painting continues exactly four types of fruit and no fruit is used twice. 2. Magritte’s painting contains both a quince and a tangerine. 3. Of Renoir’s painting and Cezanne’s painting, one contains the blackberry and the other the blueberry in some order. 4. Only Monet’s painting contains two fruits that start with the same letter of the alphabet. 5. The banana and plum are not in the same painting. The peach and fig are not in the same painting. 6. The banana is in a painting somewhere to the right of the painting with the lemon. 7. The kiwi is somewhere to the right of the painting with the apricot, which is not the Cezanne painting. 8. The olive and the blueberry are not in adjacent paintings. 9. The painting with the apple is on one end, the painting with the orange is on the other. 10. The painting with the currants is immediately to the left of the painting with the melon and the green grapes, which was not the Van Gogh. 11. The painting with the peach is somewhere to the left of the painting with the pear, which is somewhere to the left of the painting with the plum. 12. The painting with the strawberry is immediately left of the painting with the fig, which is immediately left of the painting with the lime. 13. The plum and the apricot are not in adjacent paintings.

Cezanne Magritte Monet Renoir Van Gogh What the art historians do like (one bit?) • Paintings that include at least one fruit in the Fruit of the Loom logo • Paintings that include at least one fruit that is also a suspect in the Clue VCR Mystery Game • Paintings that include at least one fruit that is also a bird • Paintings that include at least one fruit that is also an official state nickname • Paintings that include at least one fruit that is also a predefined color in HTML 4.0 • Paintings that include at least one fruit that is an anagram of another fruit in a different painting • Paintings that include at least one fruit that ends with -berry • Paintings that include at least one fruit that is also a bonus in Ms. Pac-Man • Paintings that include at least one fruit that only contains the letter I for a vowel • Paintings that include at least one of the original fruit flavors for Starburst

Below are four Gryptic crosswords. However, only the top part of each Grpytic is given. The panels below must be used to complete the outer portion of each Gryptic. Panels are presented in pairs, and 3 panels will complete a side.

S I A O H O C M R S R P D A V Y P P E S D A B A R D R A O E M E N

R D I C 9 C 4 E D I S K Y C P 3 M D R 10 K H L I A O N M E T T P N 7 8 S S C Y E M U R B L E D I S S O N I E S

S W E P A D S R R E P U G F S S E E R O N U F E U S L N C R K 1 S R E S S C H T E T 5 R 2 H S S C A B I S T Y T A T E S D F M T V E L Y M T N G S L 11 H E 6 L I R C

A Y E V K G N S E T D T E U T T D E E I D O E S S Y E R S R D

A B C A B C Movie with the tagline American flag (3 5) +1=__ -6=__ -9=__ “Sit. Stay. Play Dad.” +8=__ +3=__ -2=__ (3 4)

Sitcom featuring Larry, Mail carrier on +10=__ +2=__ +9=__ -11=__ -2=__ -1=__ Daryl, and Daryl (7) Seinfeld (6)

Place where it’s Where an immigrant is +13=__ +20=__ +7=__ unnecessary to carry -12=__ +11=__ -13=__ from (3 7) coals (9) Term for part of the One who’s +13=__ +4=__ +18=__ country during the -18=__ -14=__ -6=__ inexperienced (6) 1800s (3 4)

He had fiddlers three India’s capital (3 5) +14=__ +6=__ +14=__ -19=__ -3=__ -8=__ (3 4 4)

It contains Numbers Child that survived in +18=__ -6=__ -9=__ -2=__ +17=__ +6=__ (3 9) Aliens (4)

It includes 6 states Cocktail requiring +3=__ -14=__ -4=__ -2=__ -8=__ +13=__ (3 7) muddling (3 9)

2003 college film with Movie whose sequel +3=__ -4=__ +16=__ Luke Wilson and Will -5=__ +23=__ -2=__ was Savage Sam (3 6) Ferrell (3 6) Game with one unmatchable card (3 +5=__ -4=__ +19=__ The Empire State (3 4) -8=__ +7=__ -1=__ 4)

Home of the Pelicans Zooey Deschanel +7=__ -12=__ -11=__ -9=__ +6=__ -3=__ (3 7) sitcom (3 4)

0 0 0 0 0 0

Old (A-Z) New (A-Z)

3 5 3 5 6 3 3 3 7 3 3 5 4

1 2 3 4 5 6 Level 1 7 Across Down 1. Three ___ to the wind 1. Not easily found 8 2. “Pick heads or tails” (2 wds) 2. Wear (2 wds) 9 3. Fly 3. Bring forth 4. Repeat a poem 4. Seinfeld character 10 5. Invented a word 5. Small laugh 11 6. Goes in 6. Powerful horses 1 2 3 4 5 6 Level 2 7 Across Down 1. Without a charge, free 1. Data-driven charts 8 2. Fix the inside of a coat 2. Close an envelope again 9 3. Reach a higher plane 3. Recessed section of a room 4. “But how will it play in ____?” 4. In rows 10 5. “I _____ a clue” 5. Portion of a baseball game 11 6. Large hammer 6. Tranquilize 1 2 3 4 5 6 Level 3 7 Across Down 1. Dance clubs 1. Make a tunnel (2 wds) 8 2. Speak in a particular way 2. Like some citations 9 3. Looked angrily at 3. Delays, prevents from happening 4. Off-shore driller (2 wds) 4. Holding area for animals 10 5. Take a load off? 5. One of the First Nations tribes 11 6. Units of magnetic flux 6. Grasslike plants 1 2 3 4 5 6 Level 4 7 Across Down 1. Ridiculous, farcical 1. In great pain 8 2. Element Cu 2. Revenge of the Nerds character 9 3. Kind of sweatshirt 3. Husband or wife 4. Common reptile 4. What an app might need 10 5. One snuggling in, like a bird? 5. Controlled 11 6. Avaracious 6. “Once upon a midnight ____” 1 2 3 4 5 6 Level 5 7 Across Down 1. Actor Brendan 1. Rwandan currency 8 2. Change the title of 2. Homework assignment 9 3. Tops 3. Iron deficiency 4. Rock group Faith ____ (2 wds) 4. Area of Germany 10 5. Squirm at the thought of 5. Come out of 11 6. Remained 6. Plant again 1 2 3 4 5 6 Level 6 7 Across Down 1. Cooks meat over a flame 1. Kitchen implement 8 2. Spring back quickly 2. Ruling party 9 3. Rabbit-sized rodent 3. Well-known and representative 4. Like packaged sardines 4. Relax by the pool 10 5. One who leaves 5. Volume measurements 11 6. Play time at school 6. Powerpoint output Jan/Feb 2014 © 2014 P&A Magazine. http://www.pandamagazine.com Page 21 of 25 n Answers: Umami!

Anchovies! Cauliflower! • ALBEE = ALBEDO (E) In each row, each group of letters can be Batch 1: Craig Ferguson, council chambers, peanut • MUSE = DOUSE (M) anagrammed with one more letter to form related oil, platinum blonde, Police Squad!, hallucinogen, • OUR = ODOR (U) words and phrases. The added letters will spell out encouraging, tambourine, grandiloquent, • OODLES = DOODLES (O) a related word. supervocalic, Can’t Stop the Music, bulletin board, • AIRED = ADORED (I) • Row 1: madrasa (a), school, (c), Yeshiva (a), ambidextrous, purchasing power, guinea fowl, • WALL = WALDO (L) kindergarten (d), college (e), seminary (m), Mountain Dew The answer is EMU OIL. univeristy (y) • Row 2: Senegal (a), Burkina Faso (f), Batch 2: Uncle Tom’s Cabin, jailhouse, ultraviolet, Eggplant! Cameroon (r), Nigeria (i), Comoros (c), Plato’s Republic, Arlo Guthrie, founding fathers, $EMPLAR.BOOTL@ING.... Zimbabwe (a), Tanzania (n) Count Basie, Austin Powers, straighten out, “Born .....B...... H.E..S$Y • Row 3: Brokaw (a), Jennings (n), Couric (c), in the USA”, Patti Lupone, question mark, Alice SP$CRIPT.T.A.E.W...E. Rather (h), Cronkite (o), Murrow (r), Sawyer (s) Munro, Greg Louganis, Bela Lugosi, quindecagon ..C..G...H.R@AEMUSIC. • Row 4: brandy (b), vodka (o), tequila (u), rotgut (r), T.I..F...R.P.D.$..N.A absinthe (b), moonshine (o), Schnapps (n) Each answer, like the puzzle title, is supervocalic [email protected] • Row 5: pitcher’s mound (h), mountain (i), (each vowel appears once). In addition, the pattern R.E..T...E.I...COD$.$ elevation (l), knoll (l), slope (o), incline (c), of vowels within each batch is unique and has T$TS.G.L.L@[email protected] peak (k) one unique match in the other batch (e.g., Craig [email protected] • Row 6: eighty (h), fourteen (u), infinity (n), Ferguson matches Alice Munro [AIEUO], council E.X.BOWL@ED.$TERIOR.E thousand (d), three (r), zero (e), quadrillion (d) chambers matches founding fathers [OUIAE]). Swap N....S.U.D..C.A...D.B • Row 7: shortfall (l), dearth (a), scarcity (c), the enumerations in matching pairs, and use those $CLUDE.T.R..O.T.NEST@ bankruptcy (k), deficiency (i), want (n), as indices into the answers to get the phrases “Find [email protected]$AGON.E.$..E. drought (g) shortest tree” and “matches pneumonia”. The answer is ..U....O.C....R@ULAR. • Row 8: elevator (l), staircase (a), dumbwaiter (d), SEQUOIA. [email protected]..$. slide (d), escalator (e), fire escape (r), step (s) Bolded letters correspond phonetically with “egg” • Row 9: charioteer (r), slowpoke (o), Sunday Dodo! (@) or “eggs” ($) in the grid. The numbered squares driver (a), speedster (d), chauffeur (h), SEW.BUS.REVS...... spell UNWISE. motorist (o), tailgater (g) PLACATE.ENOL...... • Row 10: tuatara (t), iguana (u), crocodile (r), ASIATIC.AGRA...... Frog’s Legs! alligator (t), lizard (l), terrapin (e), salamander (s) REFLECTIVITY..AGA.. Starting squares are shown. Phrases that intersect Filling in the boxes will give you anagrams of fish, ...FDA.BENE.MALARIA are antagonists. minus one letter. BIB...ME.EXTINGUISH 1. salmon (m), 2. haddock (a), 3. ling cod (n), 4. ODE..FAX...ESCAROLE M R A T A L E T T N H T R N mackerel (e), 5. halibut (u), 6. anchovy (v), 7. herring MEN.URL..HARE...SAM E T O H E H O P U N M R L D (e), 8. barracuda (r), 9. sardine (i), 10. flounder (n), BADSMELL.AIM...TOM. A U S Y B E D D L E T M A R 11. sturgeon (g) ...OPT.APPLE.LEA... O R L T P R E T P E E T R A The answer is MANEUVERING. .DTS...PEP.DRAWINGS S N U T N E R E D I X L U E KAH...OSAY..ARE.ARK P O R E E D A I A R O R H A Bento Box! IMISSYOU...MID..POI D V B E C O S P U R E G T T Each grid contains a number that needs correcting. WORSHIPPED.EN...AWN Y E U H S E L I R A T A N E The boxes below each puzzle correspond with the INSTEPS.LOAN.TIP... R O E W E K S Y S L I R I C number of letters in each type of puzzle. ..TSP..RECLUSIVEGUY K F S K E R I N B E T A H E • Nurikabe: The 6 in the lower right should be a 7...... EVIL.ODONATA T K F A S U T B T I L H O V • Kakuro: The total for the bottom column on the ...... DELI.PARTIAL L J I T Y E O Y H O B O U T left-hand side should be 4, not 5...... SNEE.SLY.THE R F M S D L B L A M E R T T • Yaijiln: The middle 2 in the fourth row should be Six clues do not match the entries in the final grid. O U U D T O N L E S N H P K a 1. 16. Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? = The pairs of answers that intersect are fictional • Satogaeri: The 2 in the fifth row should be a 1, REFLECTIVITY pairs of antagonists. They intersect at the squares and one row higher. 31. Erato or Calliope = EXTINGUISH in bold above. • Slitherlink: The 2 in the fourth row, first column 41. ____ Town (Wilder Play) = BAD SMELL • The Batman, The Joker (D) should be a 2. 54. Lots and lots = DRAWINGS • Lex Luthor, Superman (U) • Numberlink: In the fourth row, the letter I should 69. Ran on television = WORSHIPPED • Bugs Bunny, Elmer Fudd (E) be 1. 81. Pink Floyd’s The ____ = RECLUSIVE GUY • Captain Hook, Peter Pan (L) Use the correct number to index into each • Darth Vader, Obi-Wan Kenobi (I) puzzletype to get the answer BUYS IN. In each case, the given clue leads to a word that can • Lord Voldemort, Harry Potter (S) have a letter changed to DO that corresponds with • Sherlock, Moriarty (T) the grid’s entry. The answer is DUELIST. Grilled Chicken with a Mole Sauce! Hamburgers and Hot Dogs! The Chefs: There are 4 families total, and clues 2 through 6 list all 16 individuals. One family had hamburgers only • Hugh Acheson (clue 7), and everyone not in that family had at least one hot dog, so this is the family in clue 2. One had 4 • Mario Batali hamburgers, another 3, another 2, and the last one had 1 hamburger. This must be the person in clue 23, • Daniel Boulud and everyone else had 2-4 items. In one family, two people had hot dogs only, but this is not the family in • Tom Colicchio clue 2 (above) or 4 (everyone had hamburgers and hot dogs). The family in clue 5 includes two individuals • Cat Cora who had hamburgers and hot dogs, and one person who had four items (clue 20) who could not have had • Rocco DeSpirito all hot dogs (clue 13), so this is not the family with two hot dog only eaters; the family in clue 3 is. Danny • Todd English Thomas had a hamburger first, hot dog last and is not related to the archaeologist (clue 11), so he/she is • Elizabeth Falkner not in the clue 2 family, clue 3 family, or clue 4 family; he/she is in the clue 5 family. Danny Palmer is related • Bobby Flay to the geologist and dermatologist, but neither had 4 items (clue 14). There is no way to make Palmers the • Robert Irvine families in clue 2 and clue 4, so they are the clue 3 family (and Danny is the janitor or hydrologist). Danny • Emeril Lagasse Dudley had a hot dog (clue 17), so the Finleys are the family in clue 2 and Dudleys the family in clue 4. Sam • Paul Prudhomme Finley had 1 hamburger (clue 10), and Danny Finley 2 hamburgers. Sam Dudley had 4 items (clue 20), so • Wolfgang Puck Chris is the archaeologist. Sam Thomas is the furrier and had 2 items. Chris Thomas had 4 items. Chris • Gordon Ramsay Finley had 4 hamburgers, so Leslie Finley had 3 hamburgers. Of the four Leslie’s (clue 12), Leslie Finley can • Rachael Ray only be the nephrologist. Sam Palmer had 2 items, so Leslie Palmer did not, nor did Leslie Thomas (he/she • Curtis Stone had 3 items), so Leslie Dudley did. In the Palmer family, there must still be one person who had 4 items, • Michael Symon and the remaining person had 3 items. This accounts for 40 of the 44 items, so Danny and Chris Dudley • Charlie Trotter both had 2 items each. The dermatologist and hydrologist had the same number of items (clue 15) so they • Ming Tsai each had 3 items, making Sam Palmer the geologist, and Chris Palmer the janitor. Sam Palmer and the hydrologist must be the members of the Palmer family who had hot dogs only. Two members of the Palmer Inventions have the same initials and enumeration family had two hot dogs, and one had three. If everyone else, other than the Finleys, had one hot dog each, as one of the chefs. They can also be assembled this would account for all 16 hot dogs. Only the biologist had the hot dog-hamburger combo (in that order) using the given trigrams, with one letter missing. so Sam Thomas had hamburger-hot dog, as did Chris Dudley. Danny Dudley had a hot dog second, so he/ Take the corresponding letter from the chef. she had hamburger-hot dog, and the biologist can only be Leslie Dudley. Chris Palmer had only one hot • CUE CARD (caT cora) dog (above) and it was his/her first item, so he/she had hot dog-hamburger-hamburger-hamburger. Danny • RETINAL ROD (racHael ray) Thomas had hamburger-hamburger-hot dog. Sam Dudley did not have his one hot dog first (clue 20 and • ROBBEN ISLAND (robert irvinE) above), so he/she had it second (clue 4). Chris Thomas’s one hot dog was not first, second or fourth, it • WHIPPING POST (wolfgang puCk) was third. The entomologist had a hot dog second (clue 19), but is not a member of the Dudleys (clue 19), • MATH TEST (mIng tsai) Finleys, or Palmers, the entomologist is one of the Thomases, and can only be Leslie. We have 3 people • CAESAR SALAD (curtis stoNe) who had a hot dog third (the hydrologist, Chris Thomas, and Danny Thomas), and since no one else had a • RADAR DETECTION (roCco despirito) hot dog third (clue 16), the dermatologist’s meal was hot dog-hot dog-hamburger. The meteorologist cannot • EXPORT LICENSE (emerIl lagasse) be Chris Thomas (clue 21), he/she is Danny Thomas, and Chris is the immunologist. The paleontologist • MAGIC BULLET (mArio batali) and cardiologist must be the two Dannys who do not have jobs assigned, and the cardiologist did not have • DOUBLE BOILER (daNiel boulud) a hamburger second (clue 22), so he/she is Danny Dudley, and the paleontologist Danny Finley. Danny • BELLY FLOP (bObby flay) Palmer is not the dermatologist (clue 14), he/she is the hydrologist and Leslie the dermatologist. The • EMPIRICAL FORMULA (elizabeTh falkner) lexicologist is not Chris Finley (clue 22), he/she is Sam Dudley and Chris Finley is the ophthalmologist. In • HARD ALCOHOL (hugh aCheson) summary: • TWIN ENGINES (todd English) • Chris Dudley, archaeologist: hamburger hotdog • GOOGLE READER (gordoN ramsay) • Leslie Dudley, biologist: hotdog hamburger • TAX COLLECTOR (Tom colicchio) • Danny Dudley, cardiologist: hamburger hotdog • PEAK POTENTIAL (paul pRudhomme) • Leslie Palmer, dermatologist: hotdog hotdog hamburger • MUSICAL SCALE (michAel symon) • Leslie Thomas, entomologist: hamburger hotdog hamburger • CENTURY THEATER (charLie trotter) • Sam Thomas, furrier: hamburger hotdog • Sam Palmer, geologist: hotdog hotdog The letters from the chefs’ names spell “The C in CIA, • Danny Palmer, hydrologist: hotdog hotdog hotdog not Central.” CIA stands for both Central Intelligence • Chris Thomas, immunologist: hamburger hamburger hotdog hamburger Agency and Culinary Institute of America. The • Chris Palmer, janitor: hotdog hamburger hamburger hamburger answer is CULINARY. • Sam Finley, keymaker: hamburger • Sam Dudley, lexicologist: hamburger hotdog hamburger hamburger • Danny Thomas, meteorologist: hamburger hamburger hotdog • Leslie Finley, nephrologist: hamburger hamburger hamburger • Chris Finley, ophthalmologist: hamburger hamburger hamburger hamburger • Danny Finley, paleontologist: hamburger hamburger The last clue refers to Sam Finley running off to get married into the Breese family. Samuel Finley Breese Morse was responsible for Morse Code, which suggests reading hamburgers as dots and hot dogs as dashes. Doing so gives (in occupation order) “Anagram of Belushi.” The only one-word anagram is BLUEISH. Ice Cream! Leftovers! When properly assembled, each block of Neapolitan For each size number, take the bracketed letter • Colfax, Dallas, Fairbanks, Hamlin, Wheeler (US forms a book trilogy. (e.g., the smallest 7 is an S, the largest 13 is an Vice Presidents) • Hunger Games, Catching Fire, Mockingjay E). One can use this to produce clues that can be • Esther, Leviticus, Jeremiah, Obadiah, Nahum • Golden Compass, Subtle Knife, Amber Spyglass answered with Big : (books of The Bible) • Delirium, Pandemonium, Requiem • 4: Show off = Big Shot • Too Far Gone, No Way Out, All Out War, Made • Secret Hour, Touching Darkness, Blue Noon • 4: New Orleans = Big Easy to Suffer, Here We Remain (Volumes of The • Shipwreck, Survival, Escape • 7: Overview = Big Picture Walking Dead) • Thousand Orcs, Lone Drow, Two Swords • 3: Circus = Big Top • Mercury, Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune, Uranus • Titus Groan, Gormenghast, Titus Alone • 4: West Virginia creek = Big Ugly (Planets) • Fifty Shades Of Gray, Fifty Shades Darker, Fifty • 5: New York City = Big Apple • Even Worse, Alapalooza, Bad Hair Day, Poodle Shades Freed • 4: Hunter’s quest = Big Game Hat, Polka Party (Weird Al albums) • Inkheart, Inkspell, Inkdeath • 4: Hey what’s the blank = Big Idea • Fantasia, Dumbo, Cinderella, Peter Pan, Robin • Dairy Queen, Off Season, Front And Center • 5: Tucci dinner film = Big Night Hood (Disney movies) • Bakers Boy, Man Betrayed, Master And Fool • 7: Cigarette makers = Big Tobacco • Capaldi, Hartnell, Davison, Tennant, Eccleston The first letters of the big words spell SEPTUAGINT (actors who played The Doctor) Copying the letters representing question marks (which is sometimes referred to as LXX). For each, determine the second item that matches gives the grid that category. Each fits in the space provided. T H I R D B O Key Lime Pi! • Jefferson (R) O K F I N A L The lengths of the words in the flavortext are • Exodus (U) F R I E N D S 3.14159265358, the first digits of pi. Starting with • Miles Behind Us (I) The third book in the Final Friends trilogy is “The the first line, shift each letter forward the Nth digit • Venus (N) Graduation”. The answer is GRADUATION. of pi. (e.g., for the first word, S->3 to V, H->1 to 1, • In 3-D (I) A->4 to E and so on). Continue using pi to shift • Pinocchio (N) Jumbo Shrimp! forward letters to give you 10 lines of the format • Troughton (G) Each numbered row in the table contains five items CLUE NUMBER NUMBER P/I NUMBER. The answer The answer is RUINING. that range in size. to each clue has the initials PI and matches the 1. Mercury [C], Venus [I], Earth [N], Uranus [F], enumeration given. Use the final number as an Umami! Jupiter [H] index into either the P or I word of each answer The flavortext clues UNI and each answer contains 2. Monaco [E], Taiwan [O], Yemen [T], Argentina phrase. This gives you: the letters U and I. Take the letters that appear [L], Russia [H] • Viewing a single offering on a website four ten I between U and I and order by puzzle title. 3. Rhode Island [T], Maine [E], New York [A], three (page imPression) • mane-U-VER-I-ng Wyoming [C], Alaska [R] • Thomas Magnum or Sam Spade seven twelve P • b-U-YS-I-n 4. Piccolo [Y], Standard [A], Magnum [V], five (privAte investigator) • seq-U-O-I-a Jeroboam [R], Melchior [G] • Somebody from Oceania ethnologically seven • em-U-O-I-l 5. Gill [W], Cup [I], Pint [H], Quart [K], Gallon [S] eight I six (pacific islanDer) • U-NW-I-se 6. Chickadee [B], Warbler [R], Duck [C], Vulture • It’s of concern to everyone six eight P two • d-U-EL-I-st [A], Ostrich [E] (pUblic interest) • c-U-L-I-nary 7. Jepps [S], Letter [I], Legal [E], Tabloid [V], • A rise in the cost of something five eight I six • bl-U-E-I-sh Broadsheet [W] (price increAse) • grad-U-AT-I-on 8. Apricot [Y], Lemon [E], Orange [M], Grapefruit • Lifting weights or early Schwarzenegger movie • sept-U-AG-I-nt [N], Watermelon [O] seven four P five (pumpIng iron) • pad-U-A-I-taly 9. Golf ball [F], Tennis ball [R], Softball [E], • Handbells, glockenspiel, or bongos for example • r-U-IN-I-ng Soccer Ball [N], Basketball [I] ten ten I four (percussion insTrument) The letters between U and I spell VERY SOON WE’LL 10. Eyeball [C], Kidney [A], Heart [L], Liver [D], • Its chemical formula is KI nine six P four EAT AGAIN. Skin [E] (potAssium iodide) 11. Peter Dinklage [S], Danny Devito [U], Michael • A sprain cut bruise or other form of bodily harm J. Fox [K], Tom Cruise [T], Jeff Goldblum [N] eight six P eight (physicaL injury) 12. Berloque pistol [T], Revolver [O], Shotgun [R], • Batman villain whose real name is Pamela Isley Elephant Gun [W], Schwerer Gustav [S] six three I three (poison ivY) 13. soapbox derby racer [I], Minicooper [Q], Ford The answer is PADUA, ITALY. Fusion [U], Hummer [T], Sherman Tank [E] n Answers: Pieces of Bamboo

Cover Puzzle amberjack [Row 4] Four groups can be anagrammed to form a type of food or drink when combined zigzagged [Column 1] with its color. • Black letters = EYED PEAS. Sixty-Second Test • Gray letters = POUPON 1. ego, 2. logo, 3. cargo, 4. indigo, 5.vertigo, 6. flamingo, 7. Winnebago, 8. Victor • White letters = WINE Hugo, 9. archipelago, 10. Santo Domingo • Brown letters = BETTY Word Garden The other five sets of letters are each missing a letter. rhombus, triangle, rectangle, ellipse, diamond, trapezoid, cylinder, pentagon, • Red letters = VELVE(T) CAKE crescent, chevron, semicircle • Blue letters = BER(R)IES Leftover letters spell “Get into shape” • Green letters = ONI(O)N • Orange letters = J(U)ICE Jawdroppin’ Challenger • Yellow letters = MUS(T)ARD “If Tetris has taught me anything, it’s that errors pile up and accomplishments disappear.” The missing letters spell TROUT, and the colors involved suggest RAINBOW TROUT. What’s the Bnmmdbshnm? The Love Boat (words before HEART) Three-Way Trivia purple, brave, achy-breaky, bleeding, cross my, of darkness, follow your, Easy: and soul, is a lonely hunter, total eclipse of the 1. Apocalypse Now The Jolly Roger (bones) 2. Psycho patella, scapula, femur, tibia, clavicle, mandible, cervical vertebra, coccyx, 3. Mary Poppins phalange, zygomatic bone 4. Deep Throat The Queen Mary (famous Marys) 5. Nosferatu Magdalene, Poppins, Kay, Quite Contrary, Cassatt, Shelley, Tyler Moore, Bloody, Proud (Keep on burning), Typhoid Middle: The Good Ship Lollipop (Shirley Temple films) 1. The Prince and the Showgirl Now I’ll Tell, Captain January, Poor Little Rich Girl, Dimples, Young People, 2. Behind the Green Door Just Around the Corner, Ali Baba Goes To Town, Honeymoon, Fort Apache, 3. Citizen Kane Curly Top 4. Chubby Rain Argo (things characters have quested for) 5. Stab 3 Golden Fleece, Holy Grail, Missing Red Bicycle, Destruction of the one ring, Brains, heart and courage, Statue of the Maltese Falcon, Fountain of Hard: Youth, White Castle, Girdle of Hippolyta, An Author 1. The Witches of Breastwick Flying Dutchman (contains VAN) 2. The Man Who Killed Don Quixote vanquish, advantages, Nirvana, Pennsylvania, gallivanting, evangelical, 3. The Old Mill Vancouver, vantage point, Havana, Ivan the Terrible 4. Habeas Corpus 5. Mant Vowels Only N T E C H N E T I U M S T R O N T I U M Quote Square E I A X R B O R O N L Y C O “If we escape punishment for our vices, why should we complain if we are not N L I V E R M O R I U M G H E rewarded for our virtues.” B F A U E E R P N paragraph [Column 8] S I L I C O N D T I R O N O R T Xerox copy [Column 3] O S R O H T M O G germanium [Column 10] D M A N G A N E S E N O B E L I U M E I U I I R E U E N puzzle box [Column 2] L U T E T I U M N F L E R O V I U M T I kickstart [Row 5] M H M S O I N H U bedazzled [Row 2] G Y T T E R B I U M D U B N I U M equalizer [Column 6] R O T E D M I R U tax exempt [Column 9] A L E A D I I U O M D D N N U R A N I U M M O quirkiest [Row 3] I Z T I T A N I U M R O I S paparazzi [Row 1] U I A U G A D O L I N I U M juxtapose [Column 0] M E N D E L E V I U M O I E I drizzling [Column 4] C U X E N O N U sex kitten [Column 5] S A M A R I U M E H E L I U M ski jacket [Row 7] jukeboxes [Row 6] quickfire [Column 7]